Housing Probation
A first time violation of the alcohol policy related to mass quantities, drinking games, or provision to minors. A second violation of the alcohol policy related to underage possession, use, or consumption. A second violation of the drug policy related to underage possession, use, or consumption of marijuana. Other situations that could place a student on Housing Probation include, but are not limited to, violations related to other substance use, damage, theft, vandalism, unauthorized entry, disorderly conduct, or failure to comply with a reasonable request.
Are there other things I should know about Housing Probation? While on Housing Probation, a student may not be eligible to participate in some University programs. This restriction is decided at the discretion of the department that oversees the program. Students should check with the department that oversees the program regarding eligibility restrictions.
Can I get off of Housing Probation early? The Resolution Center for Student Conduct and Conflict sponsors an optional program called the Good Neighbor Program. Upon completion of the program, students are eligible to be removed from Housing Probation. Reach out to the Resolution Center for more information.
Conduct Probation
When is Conduct Probation Assigned? It is typically assigned when a student has engaged in repeated similar violations. It can also be assigned when a student has engaged in escalating misconduct. Finally, Conduct Probation may also be assigned if a student engaged in a single, severe violation of University policy.
Are there other things I should know about Conduct Probation? While on Conduct Probation, a student may not be eligible to participate in some University programs, including study abroad. This restriction is decided at the discretion of the department that oversees the program. Students should check with the department that oversees the program regarding eligibility restrictions.
Can I get off of Conduct Probation early? The Resolution Center for Student Conduct and Conflict sponsors an optional program called Community Restoration in Action. Upon completion of the program, students are eligible to be removed from Conduct Probation no less than three months after the date of their notification. Reach out to the Resolution Center for more information.